Government & Law Blog

In Mist Pharmaceuticals, LLC v. Berkley Insurance Company (A-34-24/089689) (Decided May 11, 2026), the New Jersey Supreme Court held that an insurer could rely on an exclusion in its Directors and Officers (D&O) policy five years into li...

In Lakita D. Murray v. Christopher B. Punina (A-51-24/090246) (Decided May 6, 2026), the Supreme Court of New Jersey unanimously held that future medical expense benefits that do not exceed a claimant’s PIP coverage limits are “collectible” ...

In State v. Jule Hannah (A-44-24/089819) (Decided April 16, 2025), the Supreme Court of New Jersey held that cell site location information (CSLI) involves technical and specialized knowledge that must be presented to a jury by an expert wit...

The New Jersey Supreme Court recently granted certification in Board of Education of the City of Absecon v. Board of Education of the City of Pleasantville. The case centers on the Absecon Board of Education’s application to sever its sending-receiving relationship for its high school students with the Pleasantville Board of Education.

The Supreme Court of New Jersey recently heard oral arguments in Atlas Data Privacy Corp. v. We Inform, LLC, et al. The issue before the Court, at the request of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, is what mental state, if any, is required to establish liability under Daniel’s Law.

Daniel’s...